… In order to fix a problem we have to define it as clearly as possible. It makes no sense to put a cast on one's leg if it's the arm that's been broken: the interventions have to meet the real and not the assumed needs of the young offenders. All…

… using heat, also to carry out appropriate tests for the formation of products as a result of this decomposition. DISSCUSION: Carbonates are decomposed by heat into the corresponding oxides and carbon dioxide. The temperature of decomposition…

… America has ever fought. Not only because of the tremendous loss of lives but because it set brother against brother, father against son, blood against blood. Many people often think that the war was fought only for the freedom of slaves. Although slaver…

… a balance between using one's God-given talents and leading a virtuous life. Through the first twenty five Cantos, Dante is determined to focus only on his poetry and become the greatest poet of his time. However, he gains an insight (through his…

… been a continuous debate about when, and how extensively, government should intervene in business affairs. American history has seen the pendulum swing between laissez-faire principles and demands for government regulation. Liberals and conservatives…

… they did so in the hopes that times would change and that our government would adapt. Now, exactly how much change and adaptation, I don't think they had any idea. If by some miracle of science we were able to resurrect Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin…

… have had its difficulties examined through the use of literature. The behavior of parents as it relates to the raising and providing for societies children has always evolved around the societal norms, values and customs. I am sure that most would…

… Quinlan's 2 Types of cultures 3 Culture and organisation success 4 QUESTION 2: 5 Why is it that the morale has declined 5 Concepts of motivation 5 How motivation can be achieved at Quinlan's 7 QUESTION 3: 8 A 'flexible firm' model 8 Types of flexibility…

… of the aggressive and expansionist foreign policies of USSR. This view has been presented by historians such as W. H .McNeill, H. Feis, and A. Schlesinger. After WW2 a power vacuum was left in a large part of central and Eastern Europe. Stalin took…

… institute within recent years because of the highly visible corrupt and unethical practices of large and global companies such as Enron, WorldCom and Parmalat, the Italian dairy conglomerate. These scandals had left stakeholders and governments in a…